... Treasury.** ! the First Lord the Treasury ! The Whigs come plunder the Treasury! —Bor. though laid in his bed, The First Lord was not dead. And but was the word at the Treasury. VI. itear these proud, puff'd up Whigs, how they're count- ing the trig* *• shall ...

... WHIG ESTIMATE OP HUMES CHARACTER AND VALUE. (From Ci Atlas. la the debate of Monday night, Sir Joseph Yorke jocosely observed that the Chancellor of the Exchequer felt obliged to Mr Hume, as, when importuned for favours whicii he could not grant, he was ...

... reform still required under A WHIG MINISTRY. , Extracted from Speech delivered b,, » Greg, at the Cheshire ll'lnu C'iiib JJanwr, Iht’ 9th ult PRESENTED STATE THE (' MMERCIAL ■i d.r.cily . c .mnrr« .,rt for m. roomed atid''ft*ltie^other'to ’rod sins'le ...

... *ai ioliritcJ ffstmie, and accepted, the office of Commandcr-in-Cliicf! No wonder tlie patience of the Whig* exhausted. Had they instantly resigned, they would hare gone out, if not with the respect, at least with the compassion o( the nation. But instead ...

... the 1 Si nnrl. Sheriff Muir,* . . There’s some say that thev’re Whigs, And some say that we’re \Vhigs, And sdifte say there’s Whigs avo, man ; But an thing I’m sure, pawky Whig do-er the Whig that outwhiggihies a’ man ~ Cnottus. And they crack and ta’k, ...

... Journo/) No Whig, now a thinks it necesary to declaim against non resistance and passive obedience t—-nor, tor opposi e reason, does any Whig think of arguing againsc the doctrine hereditary monarchy (unless the sneers against legitimacywhich rhe Whigs have ...

... pans for the greater Whigs, who cannot come in at present, but who may do bv and by; and who in the meantime are to give their support to the new Government. This, in plain lannna.ee. •I ' means neither more nor less than that the Whigs have given vp the ...

... tatizmo;. A Meeting the rankest Whigs, with sprinkllnc; liheral Tories of ease politics, took place at Edln(,i,rgh Saturday last, to petition for the concession of the Catholic claims, on the ground of the additional security to the Protestant Establishments ...

... readers like it, may what have done, toil through the dull mass of common place which was uttered. Really the Whigs, and in an especial degree the Whigs Scotland, haye a happy knack of saying vastly civil things each other. Whenever, and wherever, they meet ...

... The Whigs will rule again. When face soot-bediten’d sweep Shall match the lily fair; And head of butcher's boy (te keep It warm) hat shall wear; When hackney coachmen dread to fee A sky portending rain. And loathing doctors spurn a fee, The Whigs will ...

... ls that the disputesthey do not deserve lo dignified the name debateswere noisy enough* Times is beginning to hint that the Whigs must quit office, and says, that Ihe public applause will attend the wise and virtuous motives of their retreat. Our applause ...

... drunk my health, think a high honour called a Whig- for those our ancestors who most exerted themselves achieving the liberties of this country were Whigs (applause), and ought to hear in mind that the Whigs goverued this country for nearly century, a period ...